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Looking to convert your water from gas or electric to a heat pump? Wanting to lower electricity bills? Bozlec is here to help your gas water system transition to electric go smoothly and seamlessly.
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There is a lot involved in converting a gas hot water unit to an electric heat pump, choosing the right appliance, the right warranties, the right cost, the right installers. Knowing that the installers have the correct accreditations required for safety and legal reasons is essential when trusting the right provider.
With so many installers and different types of electric heat pump appliances on the market, it's easy to get lost in the sea of options. That's why Bozlec is here to take out the guesswork and research for you. Our goal is to provide you with the best appliance in the electric heat pump industry as well as the best service that accommodates budget and energy-saving goals. We know that there can be hidden costs associated with installation; materials, warranties, labor, etc. That's why we guarantee no hidden costs when pairing you up with an installer.
Whether you require an all in one system or split cycle you can trust Bozlec to provide you with a seamless and stress-free experience when converting your gas hot water to an electric heat pump system. We thrive on helping you have a good understanding about transitioning from a gas to electric heat pump. Contact us today to see what size and make electric heat pup you need.
ABOUT HOT WATER HEAT PUMPS
Electric heat pumps are an energy-efficient way to heat and cool your home. They come in different sizes to fit the needs of your space, varying from 180L tanks all the way up to 330L for domestic homes, essentially the bigger the home the bigger size tank needed.
Savings on electric heat pumps can have several factors what determine savings; efficiency of the tank, the climate, cost of electricity, size of the premises and heating & cooling demands. As shown in the clip below, in heating mode the heat pump absorbs heat from the outside air through the evaporator coil, which then is dispensed through and into the condenser coil to disperse into the premises, where as in cooling mode the heat pump absorbs heat from the indoor air through the evaporator coil.
A heat pump is an energy effective solution for your home or business as it moves heat rather than generate heat, resulting in less energy being used which equates to lower energy bills.
On average, they use 60-75% LESS energy than a conventional heat pump. No matter the climate, electric heat pumps operate in an energy efficient and green way.
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Check out the VEU's recommended Electric Hot Water System Here
